We had a little bear cub come and visit for a week. It was a little bit of heaven!
Both Granddad and I had a ball. I breath for this little girl. She's my world.
I went to visit a friend who lives near Dublin and she took me to the new Irish Embroidery
Guild meeting. It was amazing, and everyone was sooooo friendly.
There was loads to look at. They do workshops and also have a free-play table where you can do your own work. It was wonderful to see so many people cross stitching, amongst other crafts.
I've brought a little bit of embroidery to try...I'm guessing I will be on youtube a lot!
I was also inspired to have a go at gold work. I'd never heard of it before.
This is what I plan to do.
I've also been busy framing. I hate framing. With a passion, but it has to be done/
The Year of the Hare have all been done and will be accompanied with a story for my grandchildren.
And...the first lot of hand crafted baby items have been donated to the Hospice shop.
We are still taking donations of ANYTHING new and hand made, for babies. There is going to be a special baby event in October and hopefully it will raise a lot of money for the ONLY palliative care service in County Mayo and Roscommon.
If you have been involved already, then thank you so very, very much xxx
You can see how we get on at our fb page; https://www.facebook.com/groups/160544424460278/
The third flower in M'Lady's Green House has been released and guess what! I'm actually working on some Halloween designs. I'm so excited, and physically, I'm feeling pretty good. I'm embracing life with both hands.
So, my challenges until my next blog post.
1. Work a little more on my cup cake baby blanket
2.Get this bad boy back out..and see if I can make it look like something
3. Finish the embroidery project I brought back with me from the Guild meeting
4. Crochet a cardigan for my granddaughter
5. Finish the wizards
6. Look at the gold work putty cat and see if I can work out what I have to do!
So not much!
Yikes! I had better get my fingers into gear!
Happy stitching and thank you so much for popping by!
TTFN xxxxxx
Oh my, but you have quite the list of projects to work on. Those baby donations really tug at the heartstrings. Have a good day! --Andrea
ReplyDeleteYou seem to be having so much fun with your little angel and your crafting, I am really happy for you! I hope next month will be just as good, and I'm looking forward to seeing your new projects. By the way, what is Holmsey up to these days? It feels like we haven't heard from him in a while!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to see you are happy and seem to be in better health!
ReplyDeleteSee soon
Kisses from France
You sure you don't want to ADD a few more projects to the list?? :) Your granddaughter looks like a delightfully fun little girl. Glad glad glad that you have been feeling well lately! Hugs and Kisses!
ReplyDeleteEven though you don't like framing, the results are gorgeous. What a lovely idea to give your grandchildren a story alongside the images. Good luck with your to do list, and I'm glad you have been feeling well lately x
ReplyDeleteOh my, grandchildren. The best thing ever :)))
ReplyDeleteGreat that you had the chance to attend a meeting of the guild. It certainly was so nice meet all the people and to have a look at what they created.
The Year of the Hare looks gorgeous.
Fabulous to read things are going well for you. Nice new goldwork you will be starting.
ReplyDeleteYou are a busy lady! That goldwork looks like a challenge but I'm sure it will be fun too and it's a stunning design.
ReplyDeleteOh, how wonderful that your dear granddaughter came for a nice visit. I so dream of being a grandmother some day :) She is just adorable. Wonderful to see all of your creations and read that you're doing well, Gaynor!
ReplyDeleteYou are very great skill design!
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